Welcome to the Attention Deficit Disorder Expert Podcast Series by Attitude Magazine.

Hello everyone and welcome to Attitude Magazine's ADHD Experts Broadcast.

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We are pleased to have Dr. Tomani Coker here to talk about equity in ADHD care, improving

diagnosis and treatment among black and Latinx children.

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for your family or to share with a teacher or a loved one who could benefit from greater

understanding of ADHD.

Now for today's topic, clinicians and parents are increasingly recognized in the inequities

in ADHD care for black and Latinx children.

One of coloring adequately treated for ADHD, a serious consequence of sick school and

experience long term negative impacts on health and well-being.

Dr. Coker will address these diagnostic and treatment disparities, the negative impact

of these inequities and how the medical community can adapt parent behavioral training programs

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